Cyber Viking

By: Marcus Sloss

Narrated by: Jack Douglas, Alexa Roosevelt

Second edition - remastered to handle contraction issues.

Eric Yang is 32, a combat veteran of the Saudi war, and a student at Denver University (DU). His goal was to reintegrate back into society. His service freed him from the mistakes of his past. His dedication pushed him to achieve more from life even with his disabilities. While not all scars from war are visible, Eric was given a cybernetic arm that even scientists in 2032 considered futuristic.

An isolated semester at DU is disrupted by his doctor's dire warning. The asteroid barreling toward Earth is an alien spacecraft with hostile intent. Eric scrambles to plan, consolidate, and form his team while the rest of an oblivious society is prevented from vital information.

©2020 Marcus Sloss (P)2021 Royal Guard Publishing

Porn for preppers - alien sci-fi later in series

Good book. The location and supplies put together for an end of the world event are as impressive as the ladies.

Rest of series: transitions to aliens, sci-fi and harrem.

Definitely worth completing the series (I have read through book 3, waiting on rest of series). Worth re-reading.

awesome story

a few audio flaws here and there but hardly enough to take notice, it's truly an enticing story so far and the voice actors did an amazing job. im about to binge the next book. I'm excited to hear how this story progresses.

Base Building and Alien Invasion

For the first couple chapters, I had a hard time with the readers. I am not sure if it was the recording or my head phones. I stuck with it and I found that I couldn't turn it off. This caused me to lose a few hours of sleep. The narrators did a fine job after the first few chapters and I could not be happier. This does have a harem, base building, and looting. I am waiting to see what the next book has to offer.

great listen

I do believe the duel narrated made it better but. just hope that more people fall in love with this series!

great apocalypse tale.

Story was a unique take on the apocalypse, good build up, great background from the MC. Author for sure has a military background based on some of the things discussed. World as he knew it ends, new rules must be followed. Book has base building,,very detailed base building. I really enjoy world building and this one does a great job of that. It adds to the overall story line and makes it feel more visceral. I don't want to ruin the story too much but the Main and supporting characters are great; the storyline itself is excellent.

The narrators are new to me, I have not heard them before that I can remember, but they deliver on the story and make it come alive. Good duo and I will be happy to listen to more of their work in the future.

Highly recommended audiobook.

Expect the unexpected

Looking at the cover and the title I was thinking this was going to be another space novel but I was wrong. This is an amazing book. A fun listen and I am invested in the story. I can’t wait for the next book

all about the chicken

alien sex slaves but no chicken I do like the army point of view

Great start

Great start to what im sure is going to be an amazing story. Aliens, guns, struggle and survival, its everything balled into one.

Great narrators who keep the story flowing and draw you in.

Definitely recommend giving this story a listen.

Very Cool!

I listened to the first iteration of this book and had been meaning to relisten. It was a welcome surprise to see it had been re-released with duo narration. The story builds a little slowly in the beginning but becomes one of thd best 'alien invasion/post apocalypse' harem books out there. The basebuilding and 'game mechanics' are very satisfying. Fight and spice scenes are well done. New narration team rocks. If you're on the fence, go ahead and buy, it's honestly an awesome ride.

I couldn't make it that far... it's so bad...

Tell me you've never engaged in an alternative relationship (BDSM, Polyamory, etc) without telling me you've never been in one. That's the vibes I got from this book. The dialog is POORLY written. What makes the dialog even worse is the cadence by which it is narrated. It's not "voice acted" like many books are done on here. It literally sounds like they're just reading it. And the cut ins for the "he saids" between dialog have a drastically different sound, volume, etc. you can tell they're just patched in.

I would have given this 5 stars if there was a category for "Cringe Factor." I really wish I could have made it to the actual meat and potatoes of the story, but damn the cringe was strong with this book.